A surprise at Saint Agrève
Today’s Voies Ferrées du Velay runs for 37 kilometers through the French Départments of Ardèche and Haute-Loire from Dunières to Saint Agrève.
Chemins de Fer de Corse - Billard A80D Railcar
Billard Autorail Type A80D no 503 was built for the P.O. Correze in the mid-1930s.
It subsequently moved to Corsica and was used in regular passenger service in red and cream livery until about 1984
Chemins de Fer de Corse - the "Sous-Marin"
Locotracteur no. 114 of the CFC (Chemins de Fer de Corse) was built in the works at Bastia in 1955 from secondhand parts.
The locotracteur was known as the "Sous-Marin" on account of the round windows. Quite why is a mystery because submarines don't have round windows!
